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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
2
A testimonial from Tampa Florida tells how Cardus tonic aided a woman facing nervous and physical decline. The letter claims rapid improvement, stronger nerves, and restored health after overwork. Cardus is advertised as a long‑standing vegetable remedy for women with a promise of further guidance via a Ladies Advisory Dept.
Mrs J C Gaskill died at St John s hospital in Springfield around 1000 PM April 4 after an operation for locked heels. She grew ill Thursday night and a Saturday operation followed. Mr Gaskill was on a business trip to Oklahoma and arrived Seymour Sunday night. She was taken to Springfield Saturday night. the operation followed, and the shock proved fatal shortly after. Funeral services were held at the C P church Monday afternoon with Rev John A Russell officiating.
An advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for Dy Hobson's Eczema Ointment to clear pimples eruptions and rough skin. It promises mild soothing, suitability for babies, relief from chapping, and a money back guarantee.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church held its semi annual meeting at Pleasant Grove in Green county with John Peters and J. C. Preston attending from Seymour. Luther Rippee of Thornton and J. C. Preston of Seymour were licensed to preach. Rev. elt of Greene county and George Freeman of Mansfield were elected commissioners to the General Assembly to meet in Wagoner Oklahoma in May. Presbytery will reconvene September 248 at Wilson Creek church near Republic.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Hartville and county post offices. Eligible male U.S. citizens age 15 to 55 may apply. typical salary 600 to 1000 dollars annually. Applications should be filed with the Commission in Washington and in time for paper shipment.
Special correspondence from Cheerful Valley reports church services, neighbor visits, quilting and sewing days, and a flood of social chatter. townsfolk share greetings, romantic musings, and playful jokes amid rainy weather and community life.
Marriage announced at the bride's home as Miss Kittie Hester wed Marl Stewart with Rev. Van Spain officiating. The couple plans Mountain Grove as their future home. Also notes new arrivals Charles Morgan and his wife on the Goodrich farm. Various local updates on visits, travels, and a scare as RoE. Smithh narrowly escaped a five ton tank incident in Visalia California.
An old advertisement warns that neglecting constipation leads to serious illness including typhoid fever and other diseases. It shares patient testimonials of relief after using Dr Miles Laxative Tablets, sold for 25 cents a box with a money back guarantee.
A citizen requests urgent repairs at the Hartville Court House noting water damage from the roofs. He cites a damaged north wall arch above a window and argues that $10 in skilled repairs now could save taxpayers $1000 later.
Rev. R. B. Carnett of Lebanon filled his appointment at the Baptist church on Saturday evening and Sunday, delivering services for the Mansfield Tapist Church.
Special Correspondence from Wolf Creek recaps Easter questions about symbolism of eggs, notes spring snow, and a lively church and Sunday school scene. Mentions of local residents Myrtle Turner W H L Anderson and others, with references to farm life, social visits, and upcoming services led by Rev Findley.
Robert Morris to Vina Hale both of Manafield. Geo W Matney of Seymour to Dor Cornelius of Cedar Gap. Local marriages listed in the Ava Herald.
A brief trade notice proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy best for children. It emphasizes safety and pleasant taste, noting it is favored by mothers and available from all dealers.
Nor ming Whelchel of Gasconade Township, a Wright county native and bank cashier at Hartville, seeks the County Clerk's office. A 32 year old married Democrat with three years as Deputy County Clerk, he is praised for integrity, experience, and local service as he campaigns across the county.
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